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NZ now has a narrow window to stop the Asian yellow-legged hornet – here’s how everyone can help

The first Asian yellow-legged hornets observed in Auckland in winter were two old and slow males. Many people were concerned and worried. Now, at the end of spring, what we’ve seen is a potential nightmare.

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Jets soar through downpour to beat Auckland

The Newcastle Jets have fought through torrential rain to beat Auckland FC 2-1 in the A-League Men and move off the bottom of the table.

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Growing, going, gone: latest numbers show NZ now at risk of population stagnation

A year after the 2023 census, changes were already taking place in New Zealand’s population that meant the data was in danger of being superseded.

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Nine-man Auckland beat Phoenix in fiery A-League derby

Auckland FC striker Sam Cosgrove has struck a double but two red cards meant the Black Knights had to do it tough in a 2-1 win over Wellington Phoenix.

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Bruce McLaren's grave vandalised as police open inquiry ahead of Brazilian Grand Prix

Bruce McLaren’s family graves at Auckland’s Waikumete Cemetery were defaced with gold paint and toy cars

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Venus to start at 45 in NZ as Australian Open looms

Venus Williams is to start her 33rd straight season in women's tennis at the Auckland Classic, with another Australian Open appearance a possibility at 45.

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Venus Williams, 45, to open 33rd straight professional season at Auckland Classic

Venus Williams, 45, will open her 33rd WTA season at Auckland’s ASB Classic, extending one of tennis’s most extraordinary careers

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A deadly European hornet has reached NZ – we can all help stop its spread

The discovery of yellow-legged hornet nests in Auckland is frightening.

The Conversation

‘Nature is abundant’: a local’s guide to Auckland/Tāmaki Makaurau

New Zealand’s largest city is densely green and very pretty, says local art curator Nathan Pohio. It’s also packed with restaurants, small bars and galleries

The Guardian - AU

'Back home': Sth Melb, Auckland delight in OFC league

South Melbourne and Auckland FC have been included in the new OFC Pro League competition and both have high hopes.

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Taumalolo to answer Tonga SOS for Kiwis showdown: Woolf

Tonga missed Jason Taumalolo in the Pacific Cup loss to Samoa, but coach Kristian Woolf says nothing will stop him from playing the must-win clash in Auckland.

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NZ’s first marine reserve is turning 50 – the lessons from its recovery are invaluable

New Zealand’s first legislated marine reserve, established 50 years ago around Te Hāwere-a-Maki/Goat Island north of Auckland, was also among the very first in the world.

The Conversation

England win series after washout in final New Zealand T20 but Brook left frustrated

Rain meant only 25 balls were bowled in the final T20 between New Zealand and England in Auckland

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England clinch T20 series win over New Zealand with Auckland washout

Just 22 balls were possible in the third match in the series.

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New Zealand v England: final men’s T20 abandoned – as it didn’t happen

Over-by-over report: England’s T20 series against New Zealand finishes on a rather damp note but the tourists claim 1-0 win

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Brown the hero as New Zealand outlast Samoa

New Zealand have held on to beat Samoa 24-18 in an epic opening to the Pacific Cup in Auckland, with Dylan Brown the difference for the hosts.

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Protected areas in the Hauraki Gulf nearly triple under a new law – but it comes with a catch

A new law that almost triples the protected area in the Hauraki Gulf Tīkapa Moana – New Zealand’s largest marine park at more than 1.2 million hectares, surrounding Auckland and the Coromandel peninsula – is something to be celebrated.

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Missing Woman Te Anihana Pomana Still Not Seen Despite Appeals

The family of a young woman missing in Auckland for more than a month says they are desperate for answers, with no confirmed sightings or financial activity

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Frustrated Wallabies coach says Bledisloe loss 'on us'

While frustrated by some refereeing calls, coach Joe Schmidt says the Wallabies need to improve across the board in the second Bledisloe Cup Test in Perth.

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'Gutted' Wallabies blow Bledisloe hopes in Auckland

The Eden Park hoodoo continues for the Wallabies, who have lost the chance to reclaim the Bledisloe Cup with a 33-24 defeat to New Zealand.

The Independent UK

Qantas flight makes emergency landing in Auckland after cargo fire alert

Passengers embark safely after mayday call prompts emergency response at New Zealand airport

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Wallabies true believers they can end Bledisloe drought

The Wallabies are saying 'why not' as they look to snap a 39-year drought in Auckland and give themselves a shot at lifting the Bledisloe Cup trophy again.

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James O'Connor zooms in for Slipper's big day

Wallabies prop James Slipper will notch an important milestone against New Zealand on Saturday, while a globetrotting James O'Connor will start at flyhalf.

The Independent UK

The inside story of England’s last World Cup final — and the lessons the Red Roses can learn from defeat

WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP FINAL: With the help of head coach Simon Middleton and several members of the beaten squad, Harry Latham-Coyle chronicles how England’s World Cup dream came crashing down - and how defeat may help them in this year’s tournament decider against Canada

The Guardian - AU

‘It was hectic’: Memories of the last time the Wallabies won at Eden Park in 1986

The All Blacks’ Auckland fortress has been impregnable for over 30 years but those Australians who last tasted victory there are backing Joe Schmidt’s current crop to emulate them

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